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Shifting Happiness Metrics: From GDP to Multi-Dimensional Surveys
Researchers are shifting from solely economic indicators to multi-dimensional surveys to measure happiness, acknowledging the subjectivity of well-being and aiming to incorporate these findings into public policy.
Shifting Happiness Metrics: From GDP to Multi-Dimensional Surveys
Researchers are shifting from solely economic indicators to multi-dimensional surveys to measure happiness, acknowledging the subjectivity of well-being and aiming to incorporate these findings into public policy.
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24% Bias Score
Major Statistical Error Invalidates Widely Cited Study on Race and Violence
A 2017 study on race and violence, widely cited in subsequent research, contained a major statistical error identified by the "Error: A Bug Bounty Program for Science" project, invalidating its key conclusions and highlighting the need for improved error detection in scientific publications.
Major Statistical Error Invalidates Widely Cited Study on Race and Violence
A 2017 study on race and violence, widely cited in subsequent research, contained a major statistical error identified by the "Error: A Bug Bounty Program for Science" project, invalidating its key conclusions and highlighting the need for improved error detection in scientific publications.
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36% Bias Score
US University Social Science and Psychology Research Funding in FY2023
In FY2023, US universities spent over \$3.6 billion on social science and \$1.6 billion on psychology research; the University of Michigan led in social sciences, also ranking in the top 10 for psychology.
US University Social Science and Psychology Research Funding in FY2023
In FY2023, US universities spent over \$3.6 billion on social science and \$1.6 billion on psychology research; the University of Michigan led in social sciences, also ranking in the top 10 for psychology.
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48% Bias Score
Marriage and Depression Risk: A Global Study
Unmarried individuals show a significantly higher risk of depression, according to a large international study. The study also reveals differences by gender and education level.
Marriage and Depression Risk: A Global Study
Unmarried individuals show a significantly higher risk of depression, according to a large international study. The study also reveals differences by gender and education level.
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0% Bias Score
Massey Wins Princess of Asturias Award for Migration Research
Douglas Massey, a prominent sociologist, won the 2025 Princess of Asturias Award for Social Sciences for his extensive research on migration, particularly criticizing US policies for ignoring root causes like economic inequality and violence. His influential publications include "American Apartheid"...
Massey Wins Princess of Asturias Award for Migration Research
Douglas Massey, a prominent sociologist, won the 2025 Princess of Asturias Award for Social Sciences for his extensive research on migration, particularly criticizing US policies for ignoring root causes like economic inequality and violence. His influential publications include "American Apartheid"...
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40% Bias Score
Generation Beta" Label Debated Amidst Concerns of Oversimplification
The term "Generation Beta," applied to those born since January 1, 2024, is debated by generational researchers; while acknowledging generational differences influenced by technology and history, they warn against oversimplification and stereotypes.
Generation Beta" Label Debated Amidst Concerns of Oversimplification
The term "Generation Beta," applied to those born since January 1, 2024, is debated by generational researchers; while acknowledging generational differences influenced by technology and history, they warn against oversimplification and stereotypes.
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36% Bias Score
University R&D Spending in Social Sciences and Psychology
In Fiscal Year 2023, US universities spent over \$108.8 billion on R\&D, with the University of Michigan leading in social science research spending at \$217.5 million, followed by Harvard at \$169.2 million; UNC Chapel Hill led in psychology research spending at \$56.6 million.
University R&D Spending in Social Sciences and Psychology
In Fiscal Year 2023, US universities spent over \$108.8 billion on R\&D, with the University of Michigan leading in social science research spending at \$217.5 million, followed by Harvard at \$169.2 million; UNC Chapel Hill led in psychology research spending at \$56.6 million.
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28% Bias Score
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